Fort Worth Water introduced a free SmartWater Assessment Program to assist local businesses and organizations in reducing water usage and utility costs.

Paddington Bear visits the Fort Worth Public Library for spring break events, including story times and activities across 18 locations from March 15-22.

A scooter-vehicle collision on Lakeview Blvd in Denton resulted in injuries, traffic delays, and an investigation. Roads cleared after emergency response.

Fort Worth Police are searching for missing 36-year-old Jorah Michael Benson last seen March 5. The public is urged to share information to aid his safe return.

The Grand Prairie Police Department and the U.S. Marshals participated in the 9th Annual Fallen Heroes Honor Run to remember officers who died in the line of duty.

Daquan Blanton, 17, was arrested in Dallas by U.S. Marshals and charged with Capital Murder, among other crimes, following collaboration between law enforcement and the public.

Dallas law enforcement cadets visited the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum as part of their training to learn about the consequences of bigotry and hatred.

ADA Lori Varnell testified in support of new Texas bills that she helped draft to criminalize the creation and distribution of AI-generated explicit child material.

Arlington seeks public input via an online survey for the $6 million redevelopment of the Woodland West pool, slated for completion in 2027, with options like slides, a splashpad, and a rope-crossing feature.

Mansfield Summit High School Jaguars won their first state championship in basketball, while Kennedale Wildcats also clinched a state title, both celebrating the teams' hard work and unity.

Garland released a multilingual Voter Information Guide for the May 3 bond election, detailing propositions and projects, to help voters make informed decisions.

Alejandro Aguirre pleads guilty to producing child pornography in a case involving minors from Amarillo and Plainview.

Texas pharmacist David Nourian received a 17.5-year prison sentence and a $405 million forfeiture for committing a $145 million healthcare fraud, involving unnecessary compound creams and money laundering.